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Post by pardosa on Sept 7, 2017 3:18:45 GMT -8
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Post by mothman27 on Sept 7, 2017 7:03:58 GMT -8
All I can say is that there are some Nymphalidae in there too.
32 looks like Agraulis vanillae.
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Post by Paul K on Sept 7, 2017 7:23:31 GMT -8
19. Antirrhea philaretes
23. Neorina lowii
28. Historis odius
29. Euploea sp.
30. Smyrna blomfildia
31. Historis acheronta
32. Agraulis vanillae
35. Eryphanis bubocula ??
37. Lexias pardalis
38. Thauria lathyi
41. Hypanartia lethe
As far as Papilionidae you would have to wait for Adam he is the best specialist in that family.
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Post by Adam Cotton on Sept 7, 2017 7:44:54 GMT -8
1 Papilio inopinatus female
2 Atrophaneura horishanus (Taiwan)
3&4 Papilio heringi (Halmahera)
5 Papilio woodfordi
6 Atrophaneura priapus male
7 Papilio polytes male
8 Papilio oenomaus male
9 Papilio polytes female
10 Papilio deiphobus male, maybe ssp. deiphontes
11 Papilio polytes alcindor female (Sulawesi)
12 maybe Papilio fuscus
13 Papilio deiphobus deiphontes female
14 Papilio deiphobus deiphobus male
15 Papilio aegeus female
16 Papilio deiphobus deiphobus male
17 Atrophaneura semperi male (Philippines)
18 Papilio scamander
21 Papilio astyalus female
22 Parides photinus female
24 Papilio aegeus female
27 Papilio fuscus
36 Parides photinus male
39 Eurytides lysithous
40 Parides bunichus male
43 Battus belus(?)
44 Parides montezuma male
46 & 46 Pachliopta aristolochiae (46 may be ssp asteris)
48 Pachliopta polyphontes
50 Byasa adamsoni adamsoni male
These identifications are all provisional, based on the visible characters, so I do not guarantee accuracy. The rest are not Papilionidae.
Adam.
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Post by pardosa on Sept 7, 2017 8:57:05 GMT -8
Waw, that's great! Many thanks..
SR
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Post by lepidofrance on Sept 7, 2017 13:53:20 GMT -8
20 - Hypolimnas pandarus or H. deois (SE Asia)
25 - Precis milonia, male (Africa)
26 - Euxanthe crossley, male (Africa)
29 - Euploea leucostictos (SE Asia)
33 - Doleschallia hexophthalmos (Papua) or D. bisaltide (SE Asia); probably hexophthalmos
49 - Euploea crameri ? (SE Asia)
51 - Discophora sondaica, male (SE Asia)
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Post by Paul K on Sept 7, 2017 14:37:19 GMT -8
47 and 49 look like same species and they might be Elymnias sp. mimicking Euploea.
Underside photo would be very helpful.
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Post by africaone on Sept 7, 2017 22:30:27 GMT -8
26 - Euxanthe crossley, male (Africa) 26 is more likely a female of Euxanthe eurinome |
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Post by pardosa on Sept 7, 2017 23:08:35 GMT -8
Many thanks to all of you! So bad that some of them lost their abdomen..
SR
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Post by lepidofrance on Sept 8, 2017 0:57:30 GMT -8
" 47 and 49 look like same species and they might be Elymnias sp. mimicking Euploea."
Yes, I checked the Elymnias genus. But, The Elymnias generally present an irregular edge of the posterior wing. This is not the case for 47 and 49.
29 is a subspecies of Euploea nemertes : herbsti (West Irian) or polymela (Solomons Islands).
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mcheki
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Post by mcheki on Sept 8, 2017 7:23:08 GMT -8
Can I suggest that No 25 is in fact Precis tugela from Africa?
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